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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 27, 1989
Page
2
Organizers cut back spending for the In The Street festival amid beer ban controversy. They warn reserves cover only one more year of losses and a 75 percent cut in advertising and T shirt budgets. Volunteers depart then return, aiming to keep the family event politics free and on track this seventh year.
President Bush told EME members to support Poland as it undertakes reforms, urging a more open Soviet Union in Western interests. Japanese Finance Minister Hashimoto offered Poland lower tariffs, while Bush pressed for global cooperation to fight drug money laundering and debt relief under the Brady plan. He praised World Bank environmental focus and urged tough measures to seize profits from crime.
Commissioners debated a Lake Singapore special taxing district vote 3-1 in a work session. Bo llinger and Stup opposed unless Eaglehead Drive improvements are assured by Jan 1, with a debate over tax basing on property value versus equal charges. Commissioner Grossmeekle urged including the bill, while Limanord noted pending plant concerns.
Washington County residents are asked to collect, pack and deliver goods to Winchester Hall Frederick by noon Friday for shipment to Charleston South Carolina. Mae Truck has offered a truck and driver to transport Maryland contributions to the coast. Frederick County Commissioner J Anita Stup announced the plan urging dried and nonperishable foods, medicines, candles, batteries, lighting, small generators, roofing materials, baby supplies and clothing.
A Frederick man, Stephen Smallwood, 30, of 205 Court St, was arrested Tuesday in Operation Crack Down after allegedly selling crack to an undercover officer in the 100 block of Wo Fifth Street. He faces one count of distribution with intent to distribute crack and two counts of possession of crack. Police found several racks of crack in his possession.
The Kennedy portrait controversy persists as experts caution the work may not be by President Kennedy. Kennedy Library staff refuse access to compare the painting with authenticated pieces, leaving its authorship uncertain. About 1,000 ads have been sent to potential buyers, including Malcolm Forbes.
The speaker notes students miss days for reasons from fatigue to disengagement. Some who pass terms still skip exams, while accepted students slack after college acceptance. This month, well behaved students may receive movie basses, pizzas, soft drinks, SPOM shipment bake records, and sowers for the homecoming dance.
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